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Bursting Middles 18 to 20 Acres a Day—Easy Work with a FARMALL ANY thousands of these Farmall middle busters are working in the fields of the South -VI and Southwest. They make, when attached to the F-20 or F-30, a compact outfit that is mighty easy to handle. The beams are quite long, and the bottoms work independently of the tractor, thus assuring uniform depth of work. Pressure springs can be supplied to put additional pressure on the bottoms Illust. 41. The No. 4 Farman middle buster. It is especially designed fur skip-row bursting or re-listing or working over or building up beds. Lister-Drill Attachment Illust. 42. This listerdrill attachment can be supplied for Nos. 3 and 4 Farman middle busters. One of these units is attached to each beam. For F-20 and F-30 Farmalls Illust. 40. The Farman No. 3 middle buster, hand-lift type. It is also built in power-lift type for use with F-20 and F-30 tractors when equipped with power-lift attachment. Illust. 43. The No. 4 middle buster with center-beam attachment and sweeps. Illust. 44 (Left). The No. 3 Farmall buster equipped with cotton planting attachment. A similar attachment with corn hoppers can be supplied. These attachments are also adapted to planting various feed crops. to give penetration when the ground is unusually hard. One of the reasons for the popularity of the implement is the simplicity of it, which makes it possible to manufacture a first-grade implement at a comparatively low price. Another reason for the popularity of these Farmall busters is their adaptability to different kinds of work. This applies especially to the No. 3 straightbeam buster, for which planting attachments are available. One of these attachments is adapted to planting either cotton or corn, while the other is equipped with regular corn hoppers which use flat, edge, or whole-hill-drop plates. Both attachments can be supplied with plates for Kaffir corn, milo maize, etc. The No. 4 buster is a modification of the No. 3, the beams being offset to put two full row-widths between the bottoms. It is used as a two-row buster or, by adding the center-beam attachment, can be used as a three-row buster. The regular 14-inch middle-buster bottoms have hard steel molds and solid steel shares. Lister bottoms with hard or solid steel molds and solid steel shares can be supplied on special order. Other bottom equipment is available, including bottoms with 18-, 20-, and 22-inch shares. Equipment also available includes bedding sweeps, rolling coulters, marker attachment, and springtrip attachment. The McCormick-Deering dealer in the sections where these implements are used will be glad to show you the machines and tell you all about them. Illust. 45. Skid attachments like these can be supplied for Nos. 3 and 4 Farmall middle busters.
Two New Middle Busters for F-20 and F-30 Tractors No.7 Push Type No.8 Long Beam HERE are two new Farmall busters which are rapidly winning the approval of cotton growers in the South and Southwest. One is the No. 7 push-type buster, built in two- and three-row, and the other the No. 8 two-furrow, a buster with extra long beams. On the No. 7 the two front bottoms are located ahead of the tractor drive wheels with two full-row widths between them. The tractor drive wheels run in the furrows made by these bottoms and therefore always have good traction. This buster Illust. 47. The Farmall No. 7 three-row push-type middle buster. This size is popular for use with F-30 tractors. The two-row is more popular for the F-20 and for use as a skip-row buster. builds exceptionally uniform beds. On the threerow the center bottom is attached to the rear of the tractor. The No. 7 is regularly equipped with 14-inch middle-buster bottoms. The ,equipment which can be supplied to meet special conditions includes plain or notched rolling coulters, disk attachment, spring-trip attachment, etc. Illust. 49. The No. 7 middle buster with front and rear disk attachments used for cleaning up beds and killing weed growths before planting. 1111111111r Farmalls are Farming All Over the Illust. 46. This shows the No: 7 middle buster at work. Note that the front bottoms travel in front of the tractor drive wheels. The long beams on the No. 8 middle buster place the bottoms far enough back to permit setting the tractor drive wheels so that they will not run on any of the dirt turned up from previously made furrows. This assures uniform height of beds. The depth of the bottoms is controlled by gauge wheels. The beams are held to their proper row width by means of a double hobble on the rear end. This hobble also holds the bottoms level and prevents twisting strains on the front ends of the beams. The long hitch assures good penetration and steady operation. Illust. 48. The Farmall No. 8 long-beam middle buster. The No. 8 is equipped with 14-inch high-speed middle-buster bottoms. Equipment available on special order includes different types of bottoms, spring-trip beams, plain or notched rolling coulters, etc. Illust. 50. A rear view of the No. 8 Farmall buster. orld Wage 13
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